ভূমধ্য একটি ফাস্ট সংকীর্ণ পালতোলা জাহাজ

Noun:

ভূমধ্যসাগরীয় সরু নৌকো,

feluccas's Usage Examples:

Despite the availability of motorboats and ferries, feluccas are still in active use as a means of transport in Nile-adjacent cities.

two merchant feluccas that took shelter under the protection of a shore battery.

On 18 May the British decided to try to cut the feluccas out nonetheless.

sailboats, known as silenas, then later referred to as San Francisco feluccas.

The feluccas were at first used to gather shrimp in the SF bay, but when this.

Two feluccas captured them after a severe engagement.

northwestern parts of the Indian Ocean, where it is the standard rig for feluccas and dhows.

chased two merchant feluccas that took shelter under the protection of a shore battery.

The British decided to try to cut out the feluccas nonetheless, with.

schooners and 3 brigs, plus several smaller vessels, including gunboats and feluccas.

She chased a mistico and two feluccas into the Bay of Bolonia (Tarifa).

of the line, twelve frigates, twenty-seven gunboats, five hulks, nine feluccas, four mortar boats, seven galleys and three smaller warships, along with.

the 26th, boats from Havannah captured five armed trabaccoli and five feluccas laden with salt, near the town of Fortore.

Then on 26 March, her boats brought out five armed trabacolos and five feluccas laden with salt that had been run up on the beach near the town of Fortore.

Bustard and Halcyon destroyed two armed feluccas at "Contessa" (probably Concessa}), under Cape del Arme.

The feluccas' crews, some soldiers, and the local.

These include the feluccas used in Egypt, Sudan and Iraq, and the dhoni used in the Maldives, as well.

Success and Espoir discovered four square-rigged vessels and a number of feluccas anchored under a castle at Terracino.

Messina, where they are still fished with traditional wooden boats called feluccas and are part of the cuisine in that area.

Two large feluccas were taken from the town of Mesca in the Gulf of Spezia, on the 28 June.

feluccas's Meaning':

a fast narrow sailing ship of the Mediterranean